Titlebook: Evolutionary Biogeography of the Marine Algae of the North Atlantic; David J. Garbary,G. Robin South Conference proceedings 1990 Springer-

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Essays on Contemporary Psychometricstion of the N Atlantic-N Pacific biota via the Arctic Ocean occurred periodically during the Tertiary, and was dependent primarily upon massive plate movements. During its evolution, periodic marine incursions, with accompanying biota, occurred from four ocean areas: N Pacific, present Caribbean via

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-24133-9 flora evolved within the Tethyan Ocean composed mainly of new phylogenetic lines. With the gradual collapse of the Tethyan Seaway in the Neogene, a portion of that flora, including many archtypal species, was isolated in the NE Atlantic. The larger component in the western Tethys evolved through ad

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Late Glacial and Holocene Diatom Successions in the Gulf of Maine: Response to Climatologic and Oceam frustules and the dominance of ., a species indicative of high biological productivity in coastal upwelling systems. During the remainder of the early Holocene the diatom floras were affected by dissolution and the residual flora (dominated by .) is not suitable for paleoenvironmental interpretati

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The Application of DNA-DNA Hybridization in Seaweeds and DNA Divergence Between Some Amphi-Atlantic ns during glacial periods and the re-establishment of the same or comparable patterns during interglacial periods. At lower latitudes, amphi-Atlantic isolates show more DNA divergence. Thermal isolation of the warm-temperate East and West Atlantic regions may date from the middle Miocene onwards. Th

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Evolutionary Biogeography of the North Atlantic Antithamnioid Algaegions from the Indo-Pacific Ocean..The two Arctic-cold temperate species are also present in the North Pacific Ocean (although only . occurs in the Arctic), and between Alaska and Baja California they co-occur with warm and cold temperate antithamnioids of the Pacific flora. The origins of these spe

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Distribution and Evolution of Non-Coralline Crustose Red Algae in the North Atlanticof both hemispheres, reflecting their ancient origins. The Cruoriaceae, and the possibly related Haemeschariaceae, are endemic, to the North Atlantic and North Atlantic-Arctic Ocean, respectively. ., a monotypic genus of uncertain affinities, is an amphi-North Atlantic endemic. ., the largest genus,

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